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In the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, the leaders behind the Blockchain Summit, normally hosted at Richard Branson's own personal Necker Island, saw an opportunity. The Category 5 storm that destroyed the retreat and thousands of private residences last year forced the event's cohosts to reevaluate its setting, and they wanted to do so with a sense of purpose.

CryptoKitties formed a partnership with ACTAI Global and Ocean Elders to create “Honu" a unique CryptoKitty that will serve as an environmental ambassador to help protect the planet’s oceans and wildlife. Honu was auctioned off from July 9th through July 15th in a charity fundraiser at the annual Blockchain Summit hosted by Bitfury.

During its annual Blockchain Summit, the Bitfury Group today launched “BE BIG,” a global education initiative that will advance the adoption of blockchain as the technology of digital trust.

Bitfury's head of government relations, Vlad Radysh, gave the keynote speech at the governance conference EuroDig 2018 in Tbilisi, Georgia.

The Bitfury Group announced today that it has signed a historic agreement with the Government of Bermuda to add blockchain technology to the Island’s land-registry system.

The Bermuda Government has signed an agreement with the Bitfury Group to add blockchain technology to the island’s land registry system. In a statement it said the memorandum of understanding “advances Bermuda’s mission to improve government services for citizens by implementing blockchain-based solutions”.

The Bitfury Group has opened a new office in Dubai, officially expanding their operations into the UAE, underscoring their commitment to building blockchain-based solutions for governments, companies, and institutions across the region. This expansion also speaks to a growing interesting in blockchain technology in the region. Companies in the UAE are working every day to improve the systems and services that they provide to people.

The Bitfury Group has expanded its global operations into the U.A.E., opening a Dubai office that underscores their commitment to building blockchain-based solutions for governments, companies and institutions across the region.

Maltese company Ledger Projects has signed a partnership with the Bitfury Group, the world’s leading full-service blockchain technology company, to build innovative blockchain solutions in Malta. Bitfury delivers hardware and software solutions to governments and the private sector. Bitfury plans to work exclusively with Ledger Projects in Malta to merge its platform with Bitfury’s blockchain infrastructure.

Maltese company Ledger Projects today announced it has signed a partnership with the Bitfury Group to build innovative blockchain solutions in Malta. Bitfury, the world’s leading full-service blockchain technology company, delivers hardware and software solutions to governments and the private sector. Bitfury plans to work exclusively with Ledger Projects in Malta to merge Ledger Projects’ platform with Bitfury’s blockchain infrastructure. Ledger Projects will also offer Bitfury’s range of applications in Malta.